How To Use An Abacus-Full Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I show you how to use an abacus. Believe it or not, an abacus is actually a really useful tool for doing Mathematical equations. It can actually be used to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. It is basically how people used to do Math before there was pencil and paper and before calculators were around. I believe that every single person should know how to properly use one, so I decided to make this tutorial showing you exactly how to use one to do basic and advanced Mathematical operations!
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Hi I'm 13 and in 7th grade and I have a math final coming up and I am so nevervous about it so naturaly I thought about cheating so I was thinking about creative ways to so that I wouldn't get caught and I was like what if I make an abacus out of bracelets on my arm and then I was like well how do I use one and you taught me thank you now I will pass seventh grade
Actual genius
That is the most ingenious way to cheat ever😅
@Haruhi I have a better idea. Don't cheat. Learn math instead.
@@LoganStargazer if you don't cheat in school on atleast one test, why did you even go?
I would say that cheating is wrong, but that idea is so clever I can't even be upset lol.
Thank you for this!
As I get older (61 yrs.) I realize it is ever so important to use and explore to no limit the capacity that’s present in the brain....calculating numbers and using outside devices that help the brain to keep working and figuring out....
My gosh, I never knew an abacus was so powerful! Thank you for this tutorial!
This is great. I’m 40
Years old and never understood this! Thanks for the great lesson!
Same! I’m also 40 (albeit you’re probably 41 since this is a year old) lol. I have never understand the abacus before and I’ve tried other tutorial videos.
Look at all is 40 somethings learning stuff!! Go us!!
Thank you for this! I am 50 years old and I never understood how to use an abacus. When I was in first grade they were phasing them out, but we would slide the balls from One side to the other. Now the abacus has meaning!
I'm 71 and I remember ONE teacher introducing the Abacus to the class, and we never heard from it again. We were discouraged from counting on our fingers, so I guess the Abacus was a no-no, too.
same here, same time frame. I'm in Australia.
This was a fabulous, easy to follow explanation of how to use an abacus. Using a 10 bead frame definitely made it easier to follow the the process for multiplication and division. The Japanese and Chinese abacus are based on the same principle it’s just the way assign value to the beads is slightly different (needing less beads). The Chinese abacus can use a hexadecimal base as well as a 10 base.
Thank you very much for your hard work🙏. None of the other tutorials I watched showed any help. Like they just tell us what is an abacus, what it's name means, it's history and all other useless things😒. Your'e tutorial is the only video I understood and I hope you will be able to help more begginers in the future. You earned yourself a subscriber.
bro you saved my life, I love you. if it wasn't for this video I would have ended it all.
Here I am looking for abacus tutorials so I can relearn maths. Can’t believe I see these all the time and never really knew how to use one. I’m 32. I love TH-cam .
@@dejadrakes06 , I guess this is why we have actual schools
omg! my english is not good but i completely understood your teaching. Thanks so much
Thank you. This was very helpful!! You made it easy to understand!!!
"Think of these as loonies, and this as a ten-dollar bill."
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Thank you! Just what I was looking for!
Thank you! SO helpful and informative.
Thank you for your enthusiastic lesson. It's wonderful when teachers make math and learning fun!
great video! i'm so thrilled about using the abacus i bought from the market yesterday! thanks! :D
Thank you for the video! I just went over the addition and subtraction part with grade-schoolers and it helped a lot.
Great job !!! You made it easy to understand. Thank you !
Great information and easy to understand. Thank you.
Hi I’m 11 and love math I got an abacus and this has been very helpful I love my abacus and love that I know how to use it
This is a great tutorial, easy to understand
Thanks heaps! video was amazing. Your quote at the ned knowledge is power is what brought me to your video
Very good video! I only recently found my interest and love for both the 10bit(bead) abacus as well as the soroban. You explained division very well, I like that. My brain on multiplication does to not count the beads on top from your left to right, but rather sets them in the first place and then I reduce them while multiplying from right to left, because in multiplication there can't be a rest left! So I stop once the top is "clear" and the bottom shows the result. With division I do it like you showed it, because then you can easily read how many times a number went into another. Maybe this helps someone, kudos!
I found and very old abacus at a yard sale and was considering buying it, but now I know how to use it. I was thinking of it for a conversation piece.
Very good explanation.
Wonderful lesson :)
Thank u very much for ur video. im teaching my todler to use it, best video for teaching.
Very good, thank you.
Great video thank you.
Thank you so helpful
Thanks I learned because I could understand from this video
Thank you so much :)
Good, This is so easy abacus
Great work
Thank you i learned an abucas now im soo so happy sub to him he told me the easiest way thanks
Can you also teach us how to do two and three digit multiplication and division?
Nice video you're good thanks
Nice teaching 👍👍😀
Thank you got one for the end times
I am 66 and I too didn’t know how to use an abacus.
Hi, great video - i learned a great new skill by watching. But can I ask, do you have any info on how to calculate decimals and percentages on this abacus? Thanks.
Since you assign each row/bar a decimal spot you can just assign the rows a decimal position less than zero like bottom row is .01 next row 0.1
I’m old I’m super dumb trying to learn abacus to teach my little grandchildren for successful academics. It’s going to take me a while to learn 😂
Thanks :)
Lakeshore Learning sells these. Do they come with instructions on how to use?
This was very helpful...Thanks
Those still watching in 2024
Hi there . Thank you for the video interesting
How can a kid learn how to learn mentally. I know that using Abacus is helpful. Can you tell me pls what kind of Abacus is the best as they are many. Waiting for your answer. Thanks again
Thx
This is kinda easy
😊
I would see this in old pictures but I never understood it. Now I do.
are you a professor . you are so smart
Super helpful! Thank you!
It's so ZEN !!!!
Cool
Cool.
👍 video
Wow i just watched this whole video
So, how do you divide 25 by 3?🤔
So that’s why our numbers are written like that.
😮
Ok
Wow definitely don't teach this in school anymore.
is this Russian Abacus or modified of that?
the og calculator
omg！Did that guy just use the minion！
Wow I Like Your teaching & Ur abscus too. Can u send me this.Thank You.
Is that same guy who make videos about driving license 🤔
It was 8+4
My brain hurts 😢
face reveal?
Y o u s p e a k soooo slowly
Nope
@@IWasgt not so much
Introduction was horribly cringe.
I suspected this came from Canada, because of the annoying accent [Wisconsin, you are now off the hook!], and, as soon as he referred to a dollar as a "loony", my suspicion was confirmed ... and, I navigated away. You should follow.
Ok